Abstract
This paper examines the historical evolution and transitional trends in competition law across three major jurisdictions—the United States, the United Kingdom, and India. Through a comparative lens, it highlights how each legal system has responded to domestic and global economic developments, with a focus on institutional frameworks, statutory developments, and enforcement patterns.
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